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Pangram’s Max Spero on why AI detection is harder than ‘Real or Fake’

TechCrunch AI · 2026-09-02 Cached

The article explores the challenges of AI detection, featuring Pangram's startup efforts, including a $9 million funding round and a partnership with Substack to identify AI-generated content.

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AI by Hand

Hacker News Top · 2026-08-14 Cached

Prof. Tom Yeh introduces his Substack newsletter 'AI by Hand,' focusing on math, algorithms, and architectures related to AI, with over 73,000 subscribers.

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Substack writers, you need a website

Hacker News Top · 2026-07-28 Cached

Blog post arguing that Substack should be used as a distribution tool, not a permanent home, because relying on a third-party platform risks losing control over your content. Writers are advised to own their domain and maintain a personal website as the primary digital home.

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Substack launched a 'made with AI' meter. People are losing their minds.

Reddit r/artificial · 2026-07-23

Substack has introduced a 'made with AI' meter to label AI-generated content, sparking significant backlash from users.

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Substack’s new tool tells you who’s been writing their newsletters with AI

TechCrunch AI · 2026-07-22 Cached

Substack launches a new AI detection tool powered by Pangram that lets users see whether newsletters were written by AI, aiming to boost transparency and trust on the platform.

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Substack adds an AI detector to help spot blogs written by no one

The Verge · 2026-07-21 Cached

Substack integrates a Pangram-powered AI detection tool that lets readers scan posts for AI-generated text, alongside a new 'How I make this' disclosure feature for writers.

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@noampomsky: substack is now flooded with all these obviously AI generated posts that people fawn over bc they’re too anti AI to rec…

X AI KOLs Following · 2026-05-24

A user points out that Substack is flooded with obvious AI-generated content that people praise because they are too anti-AI to recognize AI prose.

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